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11 December 1981 (USA) moreTagline:
The most erotic thing in their world was money.Plot:
An Arab oil organization devises a plan to wreck the world economy in order to cause anarchy and chaos. | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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What went on inside the WTCs... moreCast
(Credited cast) | Jane Fonda | ... | Lee Winters |
 | Kris Kristofferson | ... | Hubbell Smith |
 | Hume Cronyn | ... | Maxwell Emery |
 | Josef Sommer | ... | Roy Lefcourt |
 | Bob Gunton | ... | Sal Naftari |
 | Macon McCalman | ... | Jerry Fewster |
| Ron Frazier | ... | Gil Hovey |
 | Jodi Long | ... | Betsy Okamoto |
| Crocker Nevin | ... | Warner Ackerman |
| Marvin Chatinover | ... | Henry Lipscomb |
| Ira Wheeler | ... | Mr. Whitelaw (as Ira B. Wheeler) |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Steve Ballard | ... | Trader (as Steve Bullard) |
 | Ahmed Boulane | ... | Student |
| Howard Erskine | ... | Dodds |
| Carolyn Larson | ... | Hub's Secretary |
| Lora Mitchell | ... | Trader-Stock Market / Gold |
 | Martha Plimpton | ... | Fewster's Older Daughter |
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Iceland:12 (video rating) | Iceland:L (original rating) | Sweden:15 | UK:15 (video) | UK:AA (original rating) | Australia:M | Argentina:18 | Finland:K-16 | Norway:16 | USA:R | Canada:AFilming Locations:
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This movie reminds me that Hollywood is increasingly snubbing the American audience's intelligence. Today, most mainstream movies overuse slang and movie plots deal with either complete fantasy or complete idiocy. I am curious as to who rates the movies on most internet movie databases because Rollover received such low marks. Compared to most thrillers today, Rollover has a very credible plot and it is extremely engaging even with all the financial/investment jargon. This movie falls into the category of "must watch films" such as Apocalypse Now, Dr. Strangelove, and Boiler Room. It is wild to realize that the content of this fictional, financial thriller is based on the exact business policies and goals of the gigantic banking industry of today! It is shocking that the allegiance of the American banking industry is purely to profit rather than supporting American businesses-- US banks somehow find it more profitable to make precarious alliances with foreign investors. It encourages us to think about all the drama that must have been brewing in the WTC and, subsequently, the tragic event of 9-11.